Sentence examples for Regionally restricted from inspiring English sources
Regionally restricted gene flow has been detected in both of the major reef-building Caribbean coral groups, Acropora [20], [21] and Montastrea corals [38].
Regionally restricted gene flow in the Caribbean Acropora argues for regionally-based management [20], [21], but evidence for additional fine-scale differentiation in A. cervicornis suggests that the scale of dispersal and thus management at some locations may need to be much smaller (i.e. on the order of individual reefs) in this species [21].
For MBNL1, it exhibited a regionally restricted pattern of expression in canal region endocardium and ventricular myocardium during endocardial cushion development in chicken (Vajda et al., 2009).
Nevertheless, we observed that a subset of behaviors were altered in these two regionally restricted RIM1 conditional deletion lines, thereby narrowing the brain regions involved in some behaviors.
In addition, while a number of haplotypes are regionally restricted, Florida's A. cervicornis population contains haplotypes found in all other regions.
These realms eventually became endemic (regionally restricted) biological provinces.
In salivary gland, Scr regionally restricts cellular signaling by activated dpp.
Many of the disease phenotypes studied are either more frequent (such as G6PD deficiency) or are regionally endemic, restricted to certain tribal communities or even unique to consanguine families.
Many of these root beers are available only locally or regionally, and we restricted our selections to what we could buy in New York City stores or order online.
The use of the application is often restricted regionally; the JPMorgan and Merrill apps are available only to clients based in the United States, and UBS's is available only to Swiss clients.
When acidification is restricted regionally, the global increase in CaT amplitude may arise from a rapid re-distribution of the SR Ca2+ load from acidic to non-acidic regions, via lumenal Ca2+ diffusion.
